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the economy may be improving but not fast enough for some. aaa travel is projecting a 3.7 decrease in holiday travel this year. >>> it's click versus brick this holiday season. the predictions about cybermonday. >>> state lawmakers is getting a pay raise, but not everybody is taking it. >> letting the mountain lions live. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, friday... and "small busine" saturday... hard to believe there's any point to "cyber mo . >>> we've survived gray thursday, black friday, small business saturday, tomorrow is the day you are expected to log on and shop more. retailers are trying to entice us, they have been doing that for weeks analyst predict $2 billion in online sales thanks to apps that help us find the bargains. >>> the web site for obamacare has been undergoing repairs. engineers have fixed 400 bugs. the health care web site can handle up to 800,000 users a day. the response time has dropped from eight seconds to one second. >> we have a much more stable system that's reliably open for business. at the end of the day we need high system u
the economy may be improving but not fast enough for some. aaa travel is projecting a 3.7 decrease in holiday travel this year. >>> it's click versus brick this holiday season. the predictions about cybermonday. >>> state lawmakers is getting a pay raise, but not everybody is taking it. >> letting the mountain lions live. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, friday... and "small busine" saturday... hard to believe there's any point to "cyber mo . >>> we've survived...
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we had economies that went back many, many millennia and were successful until 1492. john: indians had a form of property rightsbefore white settlers came here and mess that up. some indians actually owned the salmon streams. they manage those streams so that they let the larger salmon go up to spawn. the result is that even today those streams have larger salmon and the streams that were held in common owed by everyone and hence managed by no one. john: not an individual indian, but a plan would on the stream. why today would they still have more salmon? >> that just goes back to wha was superior management over a century ago. and at the same time i should know we are mismanaging our salmon stocks by chasing them around the ocean, open ocean and over harvesting salmon and many other species. we could learn from what the native americans did. john: you say you can see the private property difference by driving through me indian land >> it is fascinating to drive through the reservation in the west. recently i drove through the crow indian reservation in south-central
we had economies that went back many, many millennia and were successful until 1492. john: indians had a form of property rightsbefore white settlers came here and mess that up. some indians actually owned the salmon streams. they manage those streams so that they let the larger salmon go up to spawn. the result is that even today those streams have larger salmon and the streams that were held in common owed by everyone and hence managed by no one. john: not an individual indian, but a plan...
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one of the things that happenedb is they have been legislated over the l economy by the feder governments both tin the united states and canada. >> they have been taking care of you. sounds like the best deal. >> by taking care of us that i means providing social welfare programs. the only way to break the cycle of poverty is by the recognition that every other canadian in american takes for granted that is real property rights. >> in canada as in much of the u.s. reserves were owned by the government. >> yes. >> sewo the indian has a piece paper that says this is my lot. >> underlying that is the fact that the federal government ownd the land. >> you can't borrow against it. >> you can't borrow you can't get a mortgage. you can't be bonded.ca there is nothing you have that will allow you to be able to go to the bank on your own withouto the minister cosigning that loan. >> let's bring another guest from perc. you find indianians do much better when they own their own land? >> yes, john. i first got interested in this subject in 1976 when i visited a member of the flat head indian riz vat
one of the things that happenedb is they have been legislated over the l economy by the feder governments both tin the united states and canada. >> they have been taking care of you. sounds like the best deal. >> by taking care of us that i means providing social welfare programs. the only way to break the cycle of poverty is by the recognition that every other canadian in american takes for granted that is real property rights. >> in canada as in much of the u.s. reserves...
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man: infrastructure is vital to the american economy. water, after all, is an essential ingredient in hundreds of thousands of everyday products. narrator: agriculture and industry use roughly 80% of the water consumed in the united states. water is the basis for manufacturing many goods and provides the ability to clean and sterilize everything from computer chips to the surgical instruments used in hospitals. kelly: the minute that there's not enough water for businesses, industry, and individuals, they have to go elsewhere. and when they go elsewhere, jobs go elsewhere. your entire economy begins to suffer with the lack of clean water. narrator: while the water infrastructure provides for our health, safety, and economy, a growing concern is that the value society derives from water has not traditionally been reflected in the price we pay for water. man: when you take a look at how much people pay for water, as a percentage of median household income, it's usually less than 1%. and when you compare that to how much we pay for electric
man: infrastructure is vital to the american economy. water, after all, is an essential ingredient in hundreds of thousands of everyday products. narrator: agriculture and industry use roughly 80% of the water consumed in the united states. water is the basis for manufacturing many goods and provides the ability to clean and sterilize everything from computer chips to the surgical instruments used in hospitals. kelly: the minute that there's not enough water for businesses, industry, and...
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economy is finally healing. and it could prove to be an important issue, of course for democrats next year despite the rocky rollout of healthcare.gov. our first read team puts it this way, six months from now vulnerable democratic senators and gop governors could have a positive message to tell next year to constituents that backed up by the facts the economy is getting better and better each month. joining me live now, nbc news senior political editor mark murray and clair voiant because we're looking how this is playing out. it is intriguing to see what will help those who are perhaps in a lot of trouble. >> it is pretty clear when you're looking ahead to the 2014 midterm, so much analysis and thought has been talked about the president's health care law or republicans shut down back in october. not a lot of attention has been paid to the economy. when you look at the story of the economy over the past year, even over the past 24 months, things are getting much better. it isn't out of the realm of possibility
economy is finally healing. and it could prove to be an important issue, of course for democrats next year despite the rocky rollout of healthcare.gov. our first read team puts it this way, six months from now vulnerable democratic senators and gop governors could have a positive message to tell next year to constituents that backed up by the facts the economy is getting better and better each month. joining me live now, nbc news senior political editor mark murray and clair voiant because...
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the economy is doing well. bad news for the economy is good news for stocks because that means we will get more qe. stocks for the next six months are a pretty good upside. historically after we come off of it. like we have been through in 2013 with 25 to 30% gain in equities, the first quarter is five to 10% of appreciation because of the momentum carrying us on. we are pretty safe place here for equities for the first two quarters of next year. dagen: what are people doing with their money? particularly in terms of the fixed income fund. >> we have seen some money go out, particularly relative to stocks, what is interesting as we are still getting money in the money market fund. our taxable money market fund, a whopping 0.01%, the fund is there the all-time highs meeting people are still scared. >> we're still growing, we are seeing big inflows into the floating rate funds, we are committed to sticking out the cycles, so we're not having a problem with flows that the others are. dagen: i wanted to bring up so
the economy is doing well. bad news for the economy is good news for stocks because that means we will get more qe. stocks for the next six months are a pretty good upside. historically after we come off of it. like we have been through in 2013 with 25 to 30% gain in equities, the first quarter is five to 10% of appreciation because of the momentum carrying us on. we are pretty safe place here for equities for the first two quarters of next year. dagen: what are people doing with their money?...
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how do we grow this economy in a very competitive world? and in particular, how do we empower, not just give but empower sit citizens through hard work and thrift to enjoy. so fruits of that growth. particularly the third that aren't getting the educations. the kids that aren't getting the quality quality of education they need to be economically relevant in an innovative competitive global economy. i also suspect you are probably a little more concerned about rising oceans than we are in indiana. kind of put that on the list. but that would be my take on it. >> good afternoon. i'm senator terry bonner from minnesota. i joined new labels i think it was about two years ago. i'm a paying member of no labels. i'm a democrat representing a republican area. it has always been like that. with redistricting it got worse it is now about 60% republican. my first election was in 2005 and my slogan was uniting the middle and that is still my slogan. my margins just keep getting better. i think i hit on something that really appeals to the people in my
how do we grow this economy in a very competitive world? and in particular, how do we empower, not just give but empower sit citizens through hard work and thrift to enjoy. so fruits of that growth. particularly the third that aren't getting the educations. the kids that aren't getting the quality quality of education they need to be economically relevant in an innovative competitive global economy. i also suspect you are probably a little more concerned about rising oceans than we are in...
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blame it on a new bach of positive reports on jobs, housing and the upbeat survey on the economy. the take away for investors, the fed will taper back stimulus plans and that might not be good for the markets. all this comes just two days before the release of the monthly jobs report. a key data point for central bank policy makers. it's no wonder stock averages between gains and losses and finally ending mostly in the red for the day. the dow lost 25 but down as much as 125 earlier in the day and the nasdaq edged up a fraction and s&p fell two points. the same concerns about the fed's next move sent the yield on the benchmark treasury note above 2.8%, the highest since september. >> how does the federal reserve see the economy right now as it prepares for the next policy meeting next month? steve liesman looks at the beige book survey and what that, along with this friday's november jobs report, could mean for the future of its stimulus program. >> reporter: some strong employment data today raising prospects for better job growth and less stimulus. adp in a much followed monthly
blame it on a new bach of positive reports on jobs, housing and the upbeat survey on the economy. the take away for investors, the fed will taper back stimulus plans and that might not be good for the markets. all this comes just two days before the release of the monthly jobs report. a key data point for central bank policy makers. it's no wonder stock averages between gains and losses and finally ending mostly in the red for the day. the dow lost 25 but down as much as 125 earlier in the day...
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many of them would help our economy and boost job creation. bills passed by this house yet to be acted on by the senate. like bills would do things increased the supply of american energy and build the keystone pipeline, rollback redtape and unnecessary regulations, provide more flexibility to working families, reform and improve job-training programs, protect americans from cyber attacks, help schools recruit and keep the best teachers. delay the individual mandate, allow the merkin people to keep their health care plans they like -- allow the american people to keep their health care plans they like. every single one of these bills has been blocked by washington democrats. the senate and the president continued to stand in the way of the people's priorities. now we are trying to come to an agreement on the budget and on the farm bill. amongst other issues that are in conference. chairman lucasnd have made serious, good faith efforts to senate democrats. when will they learn to say yes to common ground? when will they start listening to the a
many of them would help our economy and boost job creation. bills passed by this house yet to be acted on by the senate. like bills would do things increased the supply of american energy and build the keystone pipeline, rollback redtape and unnecessary regulations, provide more flexibility to working families, reform and improve job-training programs, protect americans from cyber attacks, help schools recruit and keep the best teachers. delay the individual mandate, allow the merkin people to...
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his economy was starting to fail. it was not a redistribution of land. he then blamed it on the white population and dispossessed them of the land. president mandela when he came to power essentially compromised , and he was very clear he was going to move more slowly on the economic front so that he could to especiallyity the white population there, but there are still these challenges of land reform in south africa that needs to be addressed, but nelson mandela's whole demeanor of reconciliation, of reaching andto one's former enemy also the philosophy of the anc political party of a nonracial south africa, i think, will lead to very different choices, or lead to very different choices and nelsonert mugabe mandela who stood for and believed and enforced a philosophy of reconciliation, a south africa for all south africans, whatever their race or religion, whatever their nationality or ethnic group. >> thank you very much for joining us. former u.s. ambassador to south , helpingjendayi frazer us discuss nelson mandela, a global leader who will be missed
his economy was starting to fail. it was not a redistribution of land. he then blamed it on the white population and dispossessed them of the land. president mandela when he came to power essentially compromised , and he was very clear he was going to move more slowly on the economic front so that he could to especiallyity the white population there, but there are still these challenges of land reform in south africa that needs to be addressed, but nelson mandela's whole demeanor of...
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with the tunnel at lake at evening's end of this the buffet that is the content that santa had come economy club level but a second identical but it's an emotion love. you try getting more than just arrived they're getting an education thanks to an initiative of the hebrew university of jerusalem and israel railways train passengers are treated to a lecture but some of the universe is but i didn't have . he says. joe interested in what was coming in so little. we don't work just as fun since it didn't work. i saw the trade the series develops its leader but at the university set themselves up in one of the cottage at passengers are invited to join for free. i was dead. i guess i still celebrated in einstein's birthday honor his contribution to the country a member of the early zionist movement. i extend this one had its hebrew university and the creatures intellectual property to the institution. besides the senate race series is a unique way to reach out to the and allow them to experience firsthand the benefits of research and education. upon investigation published book that i give on de
with the tunnel at lake at evening's end of this the buffet that is the content that santa had come economy club level but a second identical but it's an emotion love. you try getting more than just arrived they're getting an education thanks to an initiative of the hebrew university of jerusalem and israel railways train passengers are treated to a lecture but some of the universe is but i didn't have . he says. joe interested in what was coming in so little. we don't work just as fun since it...
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i'm going to turn economy because one of the issues that comes up i think for those for folks like you who are the voice of michael this is a microenterprise programs in the u.s. when you talk to policymakers, this question of whether, how valid a strategy is this? how big is this as a sector in our country, and is it really worth focusing on these tiny businesses? you just did some research which looked at the issue of how micro-businesses create the overall economy. can you give us the highlights from that works because yes, thank you, choice. speaking of big, the report is called bigger than you think. the economic impact of micro-business in the u.s., and that study funded by the kellogg foundation points to the enormous impact that is made by micro-businesses. first, 92% of all businesses in this country are micro. 98% of all african-american owned businesses are micro. and nearly 96% of all hispanic businesses in this country are micro. and so we are talking about the majority of businesses in this country. overall, in the aggregate, these businesses create or help to create more
i'm going to turn economy because one of the issues that comes up i think for those for folks like you who are the voice of michael this is a microenterprise programs in the u.s. when you talk to policymakers, this question of whether, how valid a strategy is this? how big is this as a sector in our country, and is it really worth focusing on these tiny businesses? you just did some research which looked at the issue of how micro-businesses create the overall economy. can you give us the...
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or thecare about health economy, because when nih does is a wonderful support of the economy with a remarkable return on investment in all of those grants that are going out to all 50 states, we get something like you to fold return in ln the first year. this case is so strong, it has to win the day. whoof the young scientists are listening, hang in there. we are going to get through this. host: for more information on largestch has the hospital dedicated to clinical research, more than 23,000 unique patients in 2013. i want to follow-up on her point. she is studying narrow science. you said that is -- neuro science. the human brain is the most complicated structure in the universe. -- the ability to make sense out of that has seemed out of reach for most of the time that we have been studying neuroscience and biology. president obama announced a new step in that direction. the human brain initiative, which aims a combination of research from nih, nsf, darpa, private foundations, from companies working with the international community to try to figure out how the circuits in the brain work. th
or thecare about health economy, because when nih does is a wonderful support of the economy with a remarkable return on investment in all of those grants that are going out to all 50 states, we get something like you to fold return in ln the first year. this case is so strong, it has to win the day. whoof the young scientists are listening, hang in there. we are going to get through this. host: for more information on largestch has the hospital dedicated to clinical research, more than 23,000...
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so it is actually helping re- envision what career tech ed should look like in this new economy, and frankly, there is a lot of really great career tech ed schools throughout the country. toledo has one that is a terrific school, that has been aligned with gm. aviation high school in new york city, aligned with the aviation industry. transit tech in new york city. so i think there is some steam and a headwind that could actually push perkins through the gate, but it has to be formulaic. meaning we have to have a formula for this, no more competitive grants. you cannot keep doing winners and losers in the nation when all communities really should have high-quality career tech ed. >> last question, mr. thomason. >> it seems to me, at least, that like politics, education is pretty local. and today's teachers you think are trained well enough to handle situations like zero- tolerance policies that are so bizarre that produce incredible incidents and publicity, kids being held up and suspended for childish things that are completely out of the norm, the lack of parental involvement in the
so it is actually helping re- envision what career tech ed should look like in this new economy, and frankly, there is a lot of really great career tech ed schools throughout the country. toledo has one that is a terrific school, that has been aligned with gm. aviation high school in new york city, aligned with the aviation industry. transit tech in new york city. so i think there is some steam and a headwind that could actually push perkins through the gate, but it has to be formulaic. meaning...
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the economy is making a comeback. thanks for joining us. >> straight ahead, from the results of holiday shopping to its origins, how did cyber monday start. why are the 12 days of christmas gifts more expensive. later spacex seemed like the wave of the future. why are they having a hard time getting off the ground? >> today's data dive shops up a storm to find out how much the 12 days of christmas will cost you. if your true love from to give you to you 12 drummers drum, 11 pipers piping and so on, your true love would be broke $27,000 broke. that's up 8% over last year's costs according to the p&c christmas price index. you ask people to look this stuff up. if your true love from to buy. all: the items in -- all the items in august. $115,000 - you'd have to declare bankruptcy. that's way above inflation. over the 30 years the index was calculated it averaged the same as the u.s. inflation rate. what is responsible for the jump in prices? union costs. the eight maids amilking or nine laties dancing are more expensive
the economy is making a comeback. thanks for joining us. >> straight ahead, from the results of holiday shopping to its origins, how did cyber monday start. why are the 12 days of christmas gifts more expensive. later spacex seemed like the wave of the future. why are they having a hard time getting off the ground? >> today's data dive shops up a storm to find out how much the 12 days of christmas will cost you. if your true love from to give you to you 12 drummers drum, 11 pipers...
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and this is the white paper will prove that independence would bring about a jobs bill and a thriving economy concerns that resonate with voters this white paper answers some six hundred and fifty questions said that details give me the marquee their two main categories here one knows it will be negotiated during the transition period and another ideals to be made to become independent scottish government is in deed for warmth. they promise and eat a lot of breaking down of all the policies they want to pursue the system what a sad little supply coal to damaging wish list of policies at piecing so many people into poverty. a polish debate and tax. i'm sure that the incomes of the lower speeds the piece with the cost of living. the crux of the matter appears that many critics of pointing out asking if this white paper is gonna be presenting the plan b because a lot of the premises present that requires i'm not the party of negotiation. what if i'd go the party the back of england at the british government or the eu member states in terms of eu membership. what if they don't agree to what to al
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the economy didn't always work for everyone. racial discrimination locked millions out of poverty -- or out of opportunity. women were too often confined to a handful of often poorly paid professions. and it was only through painstaking struggle that more women, and minorities, and americans with disabilities began to win the right to more fairly and fully participate in the economy. nevertheless, during the post- world war ii years, the economic ground felt stable and secure for most americans, and the future looked brighter than the past. and for some, that meant following in your old man's footsteps at the local plant, and you knew that a blue-collar job would let you buy a home, and a car, maybe a vacation once in a while, health care, a reliable pension. for others, it meant going to college -- in some cases, maybe the first in your family to go to college. and it meant graduating without taking on loads of debt, and being able to count on advancement through a vibrant job market. now, it's true that those at the top, even
the economy didn't always work for everyone. racial discrimination locked millions out of poverty -- or out of opportunity. women were too often confined to a handful of often poorly paid professions. and it was only through painstaking struggle that more women, and minorities, and americans with disabilities began to win the right to more fairly and fully participate in the economy. nevertheless, during the post- world war ii years, the economic ground felt stable and secure for most...
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the economy is making a comeback. thanks for joining us. >> straight ahead, from the results of holiday shopping to its origins, how did cyber monday start. why are the 12 days of christmas gifts more expensive. later spacex seemed like the wave of the future. why are they having a hard time getting off the ground? >> evey sunday night, join us for exclusive, revealing, and suprizing talks with the most interesting people of our time. this sunday, >> i spent my whole life thinking about themes and thinking about how to structure movies, so this is highly unusual. >> the director of the sixth sense, says there are five things we can do to fix education in america >> the united states has education apartheid, that's the facts... >> talk to al jazeera with m. night shayamalan sunday at 7et / 4pt on al jazeera america >> today's data dive shops up a storm to find out how much the 12 days of christmas will cost you. if your true love from to give you to you 12 drummers drum, 11 pipers piping and so on, your true love would
the economy is making a comeback. thanks for joining us. >> straight ahead, from the results of holiday shopping to its origins, how did cyber monday start. why are the 12 days of christmas gifts more expensive. later spacex seemed like the wave of the future. why are they having a hard time getting off the ground? >> evey sunday night, join us for exclusive, revealing, and suprizing talks with the most interesting people of our time. this sunday, >> i spent my whole life...
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is it the improving economy or is he divorced from the economy? >> it's really an important question because as susan said, it is difficult to really bounce back. if the economy does improve, that will help. no question about that. one of the things we have seen in public opinion over the last 60 days really is that this kind of base he had beneath him which is that people thought he was an honest president or a strong leader, some of that eroded significantly and i think that's the question as to whether even if the health care law seems to be working pretty well and even if the economy comes back, whether this sense of him as a weak president or somebody who was too detached has taken hold and it does divorce him from the forces that are changing the economy. >> fred, when you look at 2014, i know that it's easy to say it's going to be a bad year for the democrats because of health care and the president's job rating. you have this recovering economy. i assume that benefits all incumbent governors first. does it help democrats? >> yes, i do. i t
is it the improving economy or is he divorced from the economy? >> it's really an important question because as susan said, it is difficult to really bounce back. if the economy does improve, that will help. no question about that. one of the things we have seen in public opinion over the last 60 days really is that this kind of base he had beneath him which is that people thought he was an honest president or a strong leader, some of that eroded significantly and i think that's the...
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the economy isn't dying at all. in fact, there are more and more signs it's thriving under the president's leadership. according to the new monthly jobs report out today, the economy added more than 200,000 jobs in november. and the unemployment rate is down to 7%, lowest level in five years. the president's enemies responded to the news the only way they know how by attacking the affordable care act. well, here's only a sampling of their reactions to the good jobs news. keep in mind, these are statements supposedly about the jobs report. speaker boehner said, we need to protect all americans from the fundamentally flawed health care bill. eric cantor had this to say. quote, stop obama care from reducing hours and eliminating jobs. peter roscom of illinois said we continue to see the lost coverage, cost spikes on the strain of the president's health care law. then there's this sugar plum from tom price of georgia who dug up the old refrain that millions of americans are going to see their policies canceled. it seems
the economy isn't dying at all. in fact, there are more and more signs it's thriving under the president's leadership. according to the new monthly jobs report out today, the economy added more than 200,000 jobs in november. and the unemployment rate is down to 7%, lowest level in five years. the president's enemies responded to the news the only way they know how by attacking the affordable care act. well, here's only a sampling of their reactions to the good jobs news. keep in mind, these are...
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these are real life problems, and these folks are already having a hard time in the economy, and their health care insurance is going up and they have to figure out how to get it. >> he just put out so much misinformation in two seconds that he can't answer. the reality is it hasn't messed up 80% of the market. the original market, which has already been broken, represents 5% of the market. a lot of those people were losing their health care on an annual basis before. we're trying to fix that. all the information about compromising your personal data, one of the great things about the affordable care act is we're not dealing with preexisting conditions. >> we're not going to settle this here and now. we're out of time, but obviously this gives you some indication to our viewers about where this debate is and how political it will remain as we move ahead perhaps into the new year. congressman rogers, congressman van hollen, thank you very much. let's get a reality check. i want to turn to dr. ezequiel emanuel. welcome to both of you. the reality test. here's the report saying dramatic p
these are real life problems, and these folks are already having a hard time in the economy, and their health care insurance is going up and they have to figure out how to get it. >> he just put out so much misinformation in two seconds that he can't answer. the reality is it hasn't messed up 80% of the market. the original market, which has already been broken, represents 5% of the market. a lot of those people were losing their health care on an annual basis before. we're trying to fix...
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adam: is a good economy are good news for the economy good news for the market? why he thinks the taper will be harmless for stocks. cheryl: congress getting in the way of business? uncertainty in washington driving companies to look overseas. that story coming up as "markets now" continues. adam: markets are rallingly on better than expected news out of jobs report. we want to head back to the floor of the new york stock exchange and nicole petallides. the dow is up what, more than 150 points at this point? >> right now 173 points to the upside. 15,994 at highest point. we did cross the 16,000 mark. we are seeing gains. saw better than expected jobs numbers for the month. so that was some good news. and we've got plenty of names hitting all-time highs like google and yep motors. i want to take you to take a look at boston scientific, a name with an up arrow up 4 1/2%. they had their ratings raised to outperform from market perform. that is some good news there over at cowan. the fact that they're working with spinal cord simulator. working with them as well. tha
adam: is a good economy are good news for the economy good news for the market? why he thinks the taper will be harmless for stocks. cheryl: congress getting in the way of business? uncertainty in washington driving companies to look overseas. that story coming up as "markets now" continues. adam: markets are rallingly on better than expected news out of jobs report. we want to head back to the floor of the new york stock exchange and nicole petallides. the dow is up what, more than...
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. >> the other was the downgrading of the economy and also responsible to this administration the other two things listed were cuts to medicare. so two out of the top three have hurt my people and obviously i'm concerned about it and i think it's going to affect the elderly also disproportionately represented in the rural areas of my district. mr. holtz-eakin come in that regard you indicated that we shouldn't be looking at these medicaid advantage rates or the care advantage rates based on 2013, but we should be looking to the future. can you explain that more fully? >> i am concerned that the current experience was at the outset by the demonstration program, the medicare service and attrition program, which i will take this opportunity to say not all of the planes are uniformly wonderful. it's a good idea to have a program to rate but it does not reward good performance and it needs to be reformed so that actually does. but they put $8 billion disguised for the near-term. >> i appreciate that. mr. chairman, with batch i yield back. >> the chair thanks the gentleman and recognizes mr.
. >> the other was the downgrading of the economy and also responsible to this administration the other two things listed were cuts to medicare. so two out of the top three have hurt my people and obviously i'm concerned about it and i think it's going to affect the elderly also disproportionately represented in the rural areas of my district. mr. holtz-eakin come in that regard you indicated that we shouldn't be looking at these medicaid advantage rates or the care advantage rates based...
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so what does that say about our economy? >> well, first of all, the data we get on -- from the retailers at this time of year is almost always contradictory and confusing. they are not always completely forthcoming because they don't want to discourage people from shopping. i think the most interesting thing we saw over the weekend, besides the fact that a number of retailers decided to be open on thanksgiving day, was that 40% of the sales were on-line. in a sense, cyber monday is an accra nism. cyber monday dates from the day when people had slow internet at home and came to work on monday after thanksgiving and ordered. now so many have broadband people are shopping on-line all the time and the retailers are scrambling to catch up with consumers. >> i shop on-line too in light of the incidents you see every black friday, always seems to be a fight somewhere and that can't help retailers, right? >> right. well, of course not. but i think people like going to the stores. we at the "wall street journal" and others did storie
so what does that say about our economy? >> well, first of all, the data we get on -- from the retailers at this time of year is almost always contradictory and confusing. they are not always completely forthcoming because they don't want to discourage people from shopping. i think the most interesting thing we saw over the weekend, besides the fact that a number of retailers decided to be open on thanksgiving day, was that 40% of the sales were on-line. in a sense, cyber monday is an...
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>> we know the economy is not doing great. it's doing tepid growth as we have described for the last few years. what liz is talking about it's interesting because it's a microcosm of the economy. the fed has helped housing. we have this negative psychology that was broken a few years ago. people at the top end are doing better and the housing market is doing better. people at the top end of her companies are spending money. >> the one good thing that you can say for consumers, the one good thing you can say is gas prices have been coming down at the pumps and that helps. do you see that translate? >> it does help the low end consumer. gas prices are a big deal for the low end consumer. i agree with mike that the housing prices and stock market is a much bigger deal for the upper end of the market. >> i guess whether or not those gains that we have seen, whether they can continue for the economy because if you look at stock prices, they're not all that expensive if you think we're at 15 times earnings. if you look at the longer
>> we know the economy is not doing great. it's doing tepid growth as we have described for the last few years. what liz is talking about it's interesting because it's a microcosm of the economy. the fed has helped housing. we have this negative psychology that was broken a few years ago. people at the top end are doing better and the housing market is doing better. people at the top end of her companies are spending money. >> the one good thing that you can say for consumers, the...
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economy. pope francis was very clear. said red crescent? [laughter] he cares about the message of christ's. we have to heed the words of poverty spread first of all, i would like to issue to the opel for issues of god island rather listen to stephen on issues of the economy. [laughter] capitalism has allowed it billion people to do triple for space it, over the past seven years the pope shed coziedup to us. >> i see it you could work as a child of the cold wind. in arkansas with people working two years with their kids is 60,000 but that is on a lot in california just with cost-of-living does not always work is great to raise minimum-wage there is too many variables that point to a clear path but ideally you do not want that of all wages and the recession you want to increase unemployment and you want those of benefits to drive wages down and the value could save that with unemployment benefits but they could never do that to adjust the problem with having a supply of that now is you want peop
economy. pope francis was very clear. said red crescent? [laughter] he cares about the message of christ's. we have to heed the words of poverty spread first of all, i would like to issue to the opel for issues of god island rather listen to stephen on issues of the economy. [laughter] capitalism has allowed it billion people to do triple for space it, over the past seven years the pope shed coziedup to us. >> i see it you could work as a child of the cold wind. in arkansas with people...
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no, the economy is not better. you don't want to be long oil at00, i think you sell it with both hands here. stuart: that's interesting, gold goes down to a thousand bucks an ounce and oil retreats from 100 bucks a barrel. a rare forecast on scott shellady and we'll see if he's right. thank you, young man. . [bell ringing] and you can hear the bell ringing and when it stops they start to trade stocks, i say that every day. we're looking for maybe a 40, 50 point drop for the dow when everything gets moving. that should carry it below 6. now we're up 3 1/2 points, hold on a second we'll likely see a downside move, give it an um can of minutes. and we're in for winter weather, and what stocks can you play when the weather turns bad. how about home depot? your show shovel there, and amazon on-line shopping, market watcher, shah galani miami where the weather is not a concern. give me winter weather plays on the stock market, shah. >> as far as the three you've mentioned i'm not keen on all of them. all of them have a g
no, the economy is not better. you don't want to be long oil at00, i think you sell it with both hands here. stuart: that's interesting, gold goes down to a thousand bucks an ounce and oil retreats from 100 bucks a barrel. a rare forecast on scott shellady and we'll see if he's right. thank you, young man. . [bell ringing] and you can hear the bell ringing and when it stops they start to trade stocks, i say that every day. we're looking for maybe a 40, 50 point drop for the dow when everything...
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how has their economy done the past 20 years, terrible. that's the obamanomics there. >> what do you think of jim p.'s challenge? >> i think that the issue that you're missing there was really at the heart of his presentation and, again, there's very strong evidence for this, is it's not so much that inequality hurts growth, although there were references of that in terms of financial bubbles. by the way, there's good research that connects the lack of oversight and the financial problems that we had. what he was talking about was a connection between high income inequality, stagnant incomes for the middle class and diminished opportunity, diminished opportunity. that's what you have left out. that's essential because, look, the three of us will all agree that we in america don't push for equal outcomes but we do believe there ought to be some equality of opportunity. when inequality gets too high, opportunity gets squashed. >> that's wrong. i know that's the president's line that income has been stagnated for 40 years. that is, a, complet
how has their economy done the past 20 years, terrible. that's the obamanomics there. >> what do you think of jim p.'s challenge? >> i think that the issue that you're missing there was really at the heart of his presentation and, again, there's very strong evidence for this, is it's not so much that inequality hurts growth, although there were references of that in terms of financial bubbles. by the way, there's good research that connects the lack of oversight and the financial...
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that money goes right back into the economy. so is it -- who has the upper hand here when they look at it? do people look and go well, the stimulus, you know, may have worked. it plays out in arguments? >> part of what you're seeing with the politics is you have this dlcliff. a lot of people would be getting extended unemployment benefits and then right after christmas they wouldn't. that is the not the best way to do it. most states reduced the weeks of unemployment benefits already. that is not the way to go about it. it's to suddenly yafrpg the rug out from a lot of families that are feeling a lot of pain already. i think say little bit of -- the democrats are really going to push for this. think think there is a little queez jiness among republicans that just letting two million families all of a sudden see the end of this. >> it needs to be extended. 7% unemployment rate is where the employment rate is the typical recession is. you consider people who are underemployed and given the low wage growth, i think the economy is t
that money goes right back into the economy. so is it -- who has the upper hand here when they look at it? do people look and go well, the stimulus, you know, may have worked. it plays out in arguments? >> part of what you're seeing with the politics is you have this dlcliff. a lot of people would be getting extended unemployment benefits and then right after christmas they wouldn't. that is the not the best way to do it. most states reduced the weeks of unemployment benefits already....
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cry out because this economy is a mess. i have been a hard worker, a jack of all trades willing to learn anything and still i have not been able to gainfully get jobs. next our conversation up will focus on the five-year farm bill and negotiations for that. a big part of the farm bill is the food stamp row graham. we will talk with randy neugebauer, a republican from texas. later, we will discuss the pending budget deal between the house and senate. we will be right back. >> friday on c-span, washington journal looks at the mission and role of the national institutes of health, starting live at 7:30 eastern. :30.:00, followed at 8 at 9:00, national cancer institute director. at nine: 30, a look at the national institute of mental health among all with your calls and comments, live on c-span. >> from age eight, betty ford knew she wanted to do something with dance. plays and skits and to bennington, vermont, where she studied at the school of dance. these are some of her notecards from her spiral mode books where she kept no
cry out because this economy is a mess. i have been a hard worker, a jack of all trades willing to learn anything and still i have not been able to gainfully get jobs. next our conversation up will focus on the five-year farm bill and negotiations for that. a big part of the farm bill is the food stamp row graham. we will talk with randy neugebauer, a republican from texas. later, we will discuss the pending budget deal between the house and senate. we will be right back. >> friday on...
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they only care with foreign policy as it connects to the economy. if anything, her time at state will benefit her. if you can picture her on the debate stage with chris christie, who doesn't have any foreign policy experience. if you look at it that way, i think it only benefits her. i think benghazi is not going to define her legacy long term. >> speaking of benghazi, there's something we need to compare, the two secretaries of state that preceded her, you find they had several ben gazdyes and it's worth noting there were 13 throughout bush's tenure. the other thing that's important, if you want something to not have a benghazi like debacle you have to fund embassy security. i would never describe hillary as cautious. she was the most traveled first lady in history. even surpassing nixon's wife and i think she is hardly cautious. >> i actually think she does take less of a risky approach and did during her term as secretary of state than john kerry. i think that more cautious approach does typify her approach in politics. if we want to look at this
they only care with foreign policy as it connects to the economy. if anything, her time at state will benefit her. if you can picture her on the debate stage with chris christie, who doesn't have any foreign policy experience. if you look at it that way, i think it only benefits her. i think benghazi is not going to define her legacy long term. >> speaking of benghazi, there's something we need to compare, the two secretaries of state that preceded her, you find they had several ben...
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i know that you're upset with what's happening with the healthcare.gov and the economy and a whole lot of other things. i know that you see that i can't get anything done because of republicans on capitol hill. i know all these things. i'm not running away from it. i'm not trying to pretend that it's not there. i know and it has an impact on how i am as president. on how i am able to govern as president. so i get that. but the other thing i took away from that part of the interview, chris, is that it took me back to that guy who spoke to the democratic convention in boston in 2004. a very reflective person at the time. someone who had a vision of where he wanted to take the country. and that person is still there. that person, if you go back and read his 2004 keynote speech at the democratic convention, a shiver will go down your spine because you will realize barack obama then the candidate for senate was basically laying out the road map for what he would do as president. >> well, let's take a look. the personal and professional assault this president has faced cannot be understated.
i know that you're upset with what's happening with the healthcare.gov and the economy and a whole lot of other things. i know that you see that i can't get anything done because of republicans on capitol hill. i know all these things. i'm not running away from it. i'm not trying to pretend that it's not there. i know and it has an impact on how i am as president. on how i am able to govern as president. so i get that. but the other thing i took away from that part of the interview, chris, is...
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you have the global economy angle there. you have the rich people there and you also have the american angle there. tiffany's is one of these brands a representative of america and the diamond engagement ring, i got to tell you, it is catching on in parts of the world, like particularly in asia, i think japanese brides as percentage, get more diamond engagement rings than americans. sales in asia-pacific, mostly china, up 22%. japan 9%. even europe up 4%. america up 5%. same-store sales for the week is only 1%. tracy: not america story. it is global story. >> a global story about america. people still want our -- we're dumping on ourselves. the world really admires america a lot more than we admire america. tiffany's is one of those symbols. harley is one of the symbols. we have a lot of them out there. coca-cola is one of those symbols. people out there really, do love us so. ashley: even at this price you would jump in? >> goldman sachs says great at this price. ashley: who are we to argue? >> want to talk about a global c
you have the global economy angle there. you have the rich people there and you also have the american angle there. tiffany's is one of these brands a representative of america and the diamond engagement ring, i got to tell you, it is catching on in parts of the world, like particularly in asia, i think japanese brides as percentage, get more diamond engagement rings than americans. sales in asia-pacific, mostly china, up 22%. japan 9%. even europe up 4%. america up 5%. same-store sales for the...
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that is essentially an innovation economy; right? because they were building off their major institutions the cleveland clinic so you say flips in business crayons claefd and akron metro coming together and saying we've got the help your network of small and medium sized companies we're not talking about big manufacturing firms that are retooling their business model and making investments in their facilities and any training workers and beginning to design their new proteins for global markets priermentd. because they're small they really need the help and support of intermediatey institutions so they can assess capital. they're all in what we would call the stem economic scientists and technology and engineering and math; right? and the country has really go forward for a long time the fact we've got a to start in our high schools having a fairly substantial number of kids on a track brown where ware doing computer science to get the skills to go into the firms and no non-manufacturing companies and get good jobs. we decided we, yo
that is essentially an innovation economy; right? because they were building off their major institutions the cleveland clinic so you say flips in business crayons claefd and akron metro coming together and saying we've got the help your network of small and medium sized companies we're not talking about big manufacturing firms that are retooling their business model and making investments in their facilities and any training workers and beginning to design their new proteins for global markets...
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a market economy does have its own principle of income distribution. a market economy pays people more the mo economically productive they are. this principle probably keeps the productive process running rather smoothly, and this ultimately provides more abundance for all of us. however, many people can get left out in this process-- for instance, people who att both poor and ill. when a poor person gets seriously ill, his already low productivity suffers a severe blow while his need for support mounts sharply-- often catastrophically-- given today's momeal medical costs. the medicaid program says, in effect, that this burden is too great r any individual to bear by himself. the market mayave a just appreciation of abilities, but it doesn't have a just appreciation of needs. society has to step in. there is always some cost to this. when you start redistributing income, you're increasing tax burdens on the economically more productive groups in the economy. medicare and medicaid programs have a tendency to up medical costs generally. as in many econom
a market economy does have its own principle of income distribution. a market economy pays people more the mo economically productive they are. this principle probably keeps the productive process running rather smoothly, and this ultimately provides more abundance for all of us. however, many people can get left out in this process-- for instance, people who att both poor and ill. when a poor person gets seriously ill, his already low productivity suffers a severe blow while his need for...
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the pell grant program is also a lifeline for america's economy. for african-american and latino students, education is the only, the only steppingstone out of poverty. there are very few dollars to inherit from the family trust. there are very few african-americans and latinos that can save enough to send their children to college so the pell grant is key. we need more students to undertake higher education in order to close the skill gap and boost productivity. but so many families are struggling to cover rising costs while some exaggerate the funding gap with regard to pell, the fact is that the program has been cut by more than $50 billion and is projected to remain stable. it's very important to note that 40% of the growth in pell grants costs since 2008/09 has been due to the increased number of pell eligible students in this period of high unemployment, not due to policy changes. what this says to me is simple. we can reduce the cost of the pell grant program by getting americans working again. once we get americans working again we will hav
the pell grant program is also a lifeline for america's economy. for african-american and latino students, education is the only, the only steppingstone out of poverty. there are very few dollars to inherit from the family trust. there are very few african-americans and latinos that can save enough to send their children to college so the pell grant is key. we need more students to undertake higher education in order to close the skill gap and boost productivity. but so many families are...
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enforcing competition rules will help ensure that financial markets truly work at the service of the real economy and not just the few. but it's not over yet. -- >> it's not over yet. other banks are actually holding out for something better. i cap actually withdrew from the libor settlement. it's not just libor. there are plenty of investigations of benchmark rate, foreign exchange, gold, oil -- take your pick. if it's a market, they might be playing with it. and speaking of oil, that brings us to cartel number two. this one is not illegal. more like an internationally accepted one. of course, we are talking about opec. 12 members and at least eight of them showed up at a meeting this week in vienna. they meet twice a year to decide how much crude to pump out. today, the ministers decided to keep the crude output target unchanged. the maya -- kumbyh? not exactly. >> you have all these countries like iraq, libya, and iran saying we will export all this oil out into the world. he is like, that is not going to happen. there are so many issues preventing that supply coming across. there will be a da
enforcing competition rules will help ensure that financial markets truly work at the service of the real economy and not just the few. but it's not over yet. -- >> it's not over yet. other banks are actually holding out for something better. i cap actually withdrew from the libor settlement. it's not just libor. there are plenty of investigations of benchmark rate, foreign exchange, gold, oil -- take your pick. if it's a market, they might be playing with it. and speaking of oil, that...
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officials expect the nations economy to improve in the new year. that could put a stop to the big games on wall street over the past couple of months. the stocks were flying high friday after the announcement of a stronger than expected jobs report. the dow finished 198 points higher, the nasdac rose 29. and interesting information about the new rich in our country. a survey shows 21% of u.s. adults become rich for part of hair lives, earning a household income of a quarter million dollars or more at some point. those in the group made up of older professionals, working married couples, and educated singles usually make at least six figures a year during other periods which is in the top 20% of earners. frank and michelle? >> okay, wendy. well the world will have a new biggest airline today, right? >> it's going to be in the u.s.. american airlines will merge with u.s. airways when their deal goes through later today. the government had tried to block the merger. the deal will lift american airlines out of bankruptcy protection. >> okay, wendy, liv
officials expect the nations economy to improve in the new year. that could put a stop to the big games on wall street over the past couple of months. the stocks were flying high friday after the announcement of a stronger than expected jobs report. the dow finished 198 points higher, the nasdac rose 29. and interesting information about the new rich in our country. a survey shows 21% of u.s. adults become rich for part of hair lives, earning a household income of a quarter million dollars or...
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economy. it's just one reason over 70% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information, risks, fees and expenses to read and consider carefully before investing. dennis: the jobs market seems to be going in the right direction of that will it allow jobless benefits anyway? we have christopher dodd and jaundice and do you feel based on today's numbers it was a key jobs report that first of all, to start with men of wage? raised the minimum wage? >> no reason why people who work full time should not be able to afford to live. read a living wage where people could feel proud of what they do of what ever it is said the jobs created our service level jobs. a lot of people who have been through world war i of the unionized workers are of manufacturing paint is working in the service sector. then now these people go to work but now the government has to subsidize. stay back here is the
economy. it's just one reason over 70% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information, risks, fees and expenses to read and consider carefully before investing. dennis: the jobs market seems to be going in the right direction of that will it allow jobless benefits anyway? we have christopher dodd and jaundice and do you feel based on today's numbers it was a key jobs report that...